Sentence examples for only for delineating from inspiring English sources

Research on Smo agonists indicates that these molecules are important not only for delineating canonical versus noncanonical Hh signaling but also for understanding the role of Smo in physiological and pathological conditions.

The CORT/CRP ratio may be a viable biomarker not only for delineating risk for MDD but also progression and treatment responses among patients with MDD; possibilities that are testable in future studies.

The earthquake detection capability of the seismic network is not only important for delineating the prospective testing region, but also for calibrating the statistical properties of seismicity during the learning period.

We suggest that texture filters and the chosen methodological approach are relevant not only for rock glacier mapping but also for delineating debris-covered glaciers and characterizing glacier surfaces, as well as for other geomorphological and cryospheric applications.

As he did in "Primary Colors," Mr. Klein demonstrates a breezy knack for delineating just what that life is like.

More than that, it would go on to permeate modern consciousness and art, acknowledged not only as a sneering, overused pose of detachment, but also as a potent weapon for delineating a fractured and frightening world.

And he seems to possess a born novelist's passion for delineating dense but believable motivation.

The use of small molecule inhibitors of individual protein kinases not only demonstrates their potential for dissecting mechanisms of signal transduction for specific ligands and for delineating their roles in biologic responses, but also their potential as therapeutic agents.

The objective of this work is to propose and test an approach for delineating homogeneous landscape units at a regional scale by using only Earth observation data.

However, it seems that, because known natural groups could be reproduced by this approach only after omission of certain species on the basis of independent prior knowledge, this method hardly can be useful for delineating new, phylogenetically sound clades.

Nineteenth-century novelists bequeathed penetrating and sophisticated means for delineating character.